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Steel Rail Fence
The 8th grade CTE students show their great Hawk spirit as they put the finishing touches on the new steel rail fence fabricated by the High School ITE classes. Great job to everyone that had a hand in it!
Freshman Registration 2020-2021
2019-2020 High School Athletic Awards
2019-2020 High School Athletic Awards
Panhandle Conference Award Winners
Wrestling
Harvey Wesley – Honorable Mention
Volleyball
Katelin Agler –- 1st Team All Conference
Joce Varvel – 2nd Team All Conference
Jaiden Anderson – Honorable Mention
Basketball
Joce Varvel – Honorable Mention
Hannah Hoos – Honorable Mention
Samantha Toof – Honorable Mention
Charles Twarling – Honorable Mention
Logan DeCoste – Honorable Mention
Gabe Varvel – Honorable Mention
Class D All State Band
Angelica Volquardsen, Ashley Tobiasson, Gabe Varvel, Joce Varvel, Mia Skinner, Sam Hindman
NCPA Academic All State Awards
Joce Varvel- Volleyball, Play, Speech and Music
Katelin Agler – Volleyball
Ashley Burrows – Play
Sam Hindman – Speech
Ashley Tobiasson – Music
2019-2020 Letter Winners
Kaden Langford – One Act
Braydon Binger – Basketball
Hally Johnson – Basketball, One Act
Colter Meeks – Football
Emily Nelson – Basketball, Speech, One Act
Jett Rasmussen – Basketball, Speech, One Act
RJ Riggs – Football
James Scherbarth – Basketball
Toby Scherbarth – Football, Basketball, One Act
Augustus Scott – Football
Mia Skinner – Volleyball, Basketball, Music, Speech, One Act
Breely Smith – Basketball
Samantha Toof – Volleyball, Basketball, One Act
Harvey Wesley- Wrestling, Football, Music
Logan DeCoste – Football, Basketball, Music, Speech, One Act
Jazlyn Smith – Volleyball, Basketball
Laney Smith – Volleyball
Ashley Tobiasson – Volleyball, FBLA, Music, Speech
Gabe Varvel – Football, Basketball, Music, Speech, One Act
Sam Hindman – Music, Speech, One Act
Jaiden Anderson – Volleyball, Basketball, One Act
Cadell Brunsch – Basketball, Speech
Hannah Hoos – Volleyball, Basketball, FBLA, One Act
Kade Moore – Football, Basketball
Bailey Scherbarth – Volleyball, Basketball, One Act
Charles Twarling – Football, Basketball, Speech
Jocelyn Varvel – Volleyball, Basketball, Music, Speech, One Act
RyLee Wolken – Volleyball, Speech, One Act
Katelin Agler – Volleyball, Basketball, FBLA, One Act
Ashley Burrows – FBLA, One Act
Clark Orr – FBLA
Jacob Roberts – FBLA, One Act
Angelica Volquardsen – Music
Ruth West – Music, One Act
Hannah Wohl – Cross Country
Spencer Kadlecek – One Act
Kaleb Miller – One Act
HSHS Class of 2020 Graduation Ceremony Video
https://youtu.be/X9zdNLjc5HY
Sophomores Visit WNCC
On Monday, March 2nd, the sophomore Biology/Geometry class traveled to Scottsbluff to visit Western Nebraska Community College. The trip had two objectives, one to see and experience the Automage table which is a tool used for virtual human dissection. The students were able to use the table to look at different body systems and view the connectedness of the body systems.
The second objective was to experience their first college visit. The staff at WNCC did a wonderful job introducing the students to college life, the admissions process, career interests, and the process of choosing a post-secondary institution. It was a fun and productive trip. All the students represented themselves and Hay Springs Public Schools in a very positive manner.
Winter Ball 2020
On Saturday, February 15th, middle level and high school students attended Hay Springs High School’s Winter Ball. The middle level dance was first up for the evening with the high school dance following. The event, which took place in the auditorium, had a great turnout and the kids had fun DJing their own dance! Middle level royalty were Queen Ava McKillip(8th grade) and King Jarhett Anderson(8th grade). High School did not choose royalty since they all consider themselves kings and queens(joking!). A huge “thank you” to Mr. and Mrs. Hagge for working to make Winter Ball a memorable night for everyone!
Water Education
During the last week of January the seventh and tenth grade science students had guest speakers dealing with water. Mr. Aaron Taylor from the city of Hay Springs attended the seventh grade class to inform our students where their drinking water comes from and where their waste water goes. Mr. Taylor’s information was very interesting to the students, who had lots of questions and the students were appreciative of his talk. The two most repeated statements from the students were that the swimming pool and water tower hold nearly the same amount of water and that filtered waste water is reclaimed by watering alfalfa.
The same week Ms. Chaley and Ms. Jade from the Bird Conservancy of the Rockies presented both the seventh and tenth grade classes with activities about water in our environment. The seventh graders focused on water health. They learned how to study the macro-invertebrates living in a stream to determine the purity of the water. Some invertebrates are very tolerant to pollutants while others are very sensitive to them, by identifying which organisms live in a stream the purity can be determined without chemical tests.
The grade ten class had several activities presented to them regarding water on the plains. They found out what type of prairie we have in the area, how plant roots help the soil, which yard grasses use less water and how the prairie and water relationship changes throughout the seasons. Both classes were interested in the information and treated our guests with respect and politeness. We were very fortunate to have these speakers come to our school!
Winter Ball
2019-20 Harrison Holiday Tournament
January 3rd and 4th, 2020
Sioux County High School
Sioux County, Crawford, Morrill, Hay Springs
Sioux County would like to thank you for your participation in the Holiday Tournament. We are looking forward to hosting all of you on January 3rd and 4th. Please review the enclosed bracket.
The officials for the games are provided by Darren Duncan and Rob Stack. A hospitality room will be provided for coaches, administrators, and officials. There will also be a full concession stand and potato bar each day for your fans and athletes.
Each school is allowed 14 passes for your tournament roster players and 6 coach/administrator passes for administrators, bus drivers, and bookkeepers. Please fax or email me the attachment for these individuals so there is no confusion on Friday. Conference passes will not be accepted.
The top team on the bracket will be the home team and will provide the official book.
Games will start at their scheduled times, no earlier.
Admission: Bring a nonperishable food item and get into the games free. If not the cost is $4 for adults and $3 for students. Conference passes will not be accepted.
Sincerely,
Barry Swisher
Principal/AD
Sioux County Schools
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